Two South Tucson council seats up for grabs Nov. 3
Two South Tucson City Council seats will be decided Nov. 3 as challengers Debbie Federico and Eduardo Baca face incumbents Cesar Aguirre and Brian Flagg.
Inscripción en kínder cae 13% mientras TUSD evalúa cierres
El superintendente del TUSD afirma que la disminución de la matrícula y de las tasas de natalidad ha llevado al distrito al límite de sus recursos financieros, y actualmente un comité evalúa qué escuelas consolidar.
BICAS bike ride in Tucson aims to offset funding losses
BICAS, a Tucson bike education and recycling nonprofit, is holding a community ride Saturday, Oct. 17, after a nearly $100,000 net loss in 2025 and cuts to government funding.
UA students rally in Tucson for Cornell’s Jane Doe
University of Arizona students marched along Greek Life Row in solidarity with Cornell’s Jane Doe and demanded stronger responses to sexual violence.
Tucson voters weigh 25-year TEP franchise in Prop. 421
Tucson voters will decide whether to renew Tucson Electric Power’s 25-year franchise and accept about $64 million for shade, trees and low-income energy help.
Votantes de Oro Valley decidirán plan de crecimiento a 10 años
En noviembre, los votantes de Oro Valley decidirán si adoptan un plan a 10 años redactado por los propios residentes que abarca temas de vivienda, agua, seguridad pública y desarrollo.
Lochiel border wall protest camp closes in Southern Arizona
Activists closed their Lochiel border wall protest camp a week after Border Patrol raided the site and contractors cut down a 200-year-old cottonwood.
Rio Nuevo seeks first executive director in Tucson
Rio Nuevo expects to begin taking applications this month for its first executive director after a community survey on downtown Tucson.
AZ Corporation Commission hopeful Pratte targets TEP rates
Arizona Corporation Commission hopeful Clara Pratte says growing up without running water or power drives her push to oppose utility rate increases.